Webinar – “Digging Deep: Leadership Lessons from the Field to Care for Yourself and Your Colleagues During Times of Prolonged Stress” – Thursday, April 16

Digging Deep:
Leadership Lessons from the Field to Care for Yourself and Your Colleagues During Times of Prolonged Stress

WEBINAR: Thursday, April 16
5:30pm – 6:30pm 

Join ACHE-RI in collaboration with CTAHE and ACHE MA for this session!

Guest speaker is Nelly Burdette, Psy.D., Associate Vice President of Integrated Behavioral Health at Providence Community Health Centers (PCHC) and Senior Integrated Behavioral Health Program Leader at CTC-RI (Care Transformation Collaborative Rhode Island). ACHE Regent from Rhode Island, Jennifer Tomasik, SM, FACHE, will host.

This program has been approved for 1.0 hour of ACHE Qualified Education Credits. Webinar is complimentary to attend but pre-registration is required!

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN – CLICK HERE TO REGISTER 

Presenter: Nelly Burdette, PsyD

Dr. Nelly Burdette received her Doctorate degree in health psychology from Spalding University in Louisville, KY. Her internship was completed at Cherokee Health Systems in Knoxville, TN with a focus on delivery of behavioral health services within a primary care safety net population. Her two-year post-doctorate was completed at University of Massachusetts Medical School in Primary Care Psychology. She has created integrated care programs at federally-qualified health centers, community mental health centers, specialty mental health settings and the Veteran’s Administration. From positions in senior leadership to providing clinical services embedded within medical practices, she has provided the training and supervision to a wide range of health providers in both basic and intermediate principles of integrated behavioral health. In her current roles, Dr. Burdette is the Associate Vice President of Integrated Behavioral Health at Providence Community Health Centers (PCHC), the largest federally-qualified health center in Rhode Island. She serves in both a leadership and clinical role at PCHC, as well as a Senior Integrated Behavioral Health Program Leader at CTC-RI (Care Transformation Collaborative Rhode Island), a non-profit collaborative aimed at improving the way in which primary care is delivered in the State.